Aina Abdul releases “Bluest Sky” for Eurovision Asia 2026
Malaysia's Eurovision Asia representative Aina Abdul has officially released “Bluest Sky”, an emotional power ballad that she will perform in Bangkok this November.
Malaysia's Eurovision Asia entry is here
Malaysia's Eurovision Asia 2026 entry has officially been released!
Aina Abdul has unveiled “Bluest Sky”, the song she will perform at the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia in Bangkok, Thailand, on 14 November 2026.
The song was presented during an exclusive listening session at Rex KL in Kuala Lumpur on 8 October, giving members of the media and selected fans an early opportunity to hear Malaysia's entry.
The release marks another important milestone in Malaysia's preparations for its first appearance at Eurovision Asia.
An emotional ballad with a personal message
“Bluest Sky” is a powerful, emotional ballad exploring love, heartbreak, uncertainty and hope.
The song was written and composed by Aina Abdul herself, with production and arrangement by Malaysian musician Mac Chew.
According to Aina, the song represents a personal love letter to someone she considers her “bluest sky”.
Despite the emotional struggles explored throughout the song, its central message is one of hope and the possibility of brighter days ahead.
The entry features lyrics in English and Malay, alongside musical influences inspired by Malaysia and the wider Nusantara region.
Aina has also described the song as one of the most emotionally challenging recordings of her career.
Malaysia prepares for Eurovision Asia
Aina Abdul was announced as Malaysia's first Eurovision Asia representative during the 40th edition of Anugerah Juara Lagu in August.
Since her selection, anticipation has continued to build around the song she would bring to the international stage.
With “Bluest Sky” now available, fans can finally listen to Malaysia's complete Eurovision Asia entry ahead of the competition.
The inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia will take place at One Bangkok Forum in Bangkok, Thailand, on Saturday, 14 November 2026.
Malaysia will compete alongside ten other participating countries in the first edition of the contest.
With just over a month remaining until the Grand Final, Aina Abdul is preparing to bring “Bluest Sky” to the Eurovision Asia stage.

